Resources: Toolkits

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Residential Care Home to Emergency Care Transfers Infographic

Shorter summary of the Residential Care Home To Emergency Care Transfers Report.

Researching gender-based violence with marginalised communities: Overcoming methodological challenges.

Produced as part of a White Rose Collaborative Network project. The toolkit guides researchers to navigate various challenges when undertaking research on GBV within marginalised communities. It offers a range of good practice guidelines which address some of the common pitfalls and barriers when researching sensitive topics with a marginalised community. It shares strategies to overcome identified challenges as well as other things to consider when conducting research.

Supporting victims/survivors of gender-based violence who need an interpreter: A user-friendly toolkit for practitioners and interpreters

Produced as part of a White Rose Collaborative Network project. This toolkit discusses the terminology and language used to understand domestic violence, its various types, and barriers in reporting. It further discusses the E.A.R.L.I.E.R framework to enable disclosure. The Toolkit guides practitioners about ways of working with interpreters, including language use, culture, and scheduling and managing interpreter sessions.

The Supervised Toothbrushing Toolkit

This toolkit brings together resources to help support the implementation of supervised toothbrushing programmes and clubs. There are resources for those who are responsible for commissioning new programmes, for those delivering programmes across a specific area, as well as resources for early years settings with a Supervised Toothbrushing Programme running and parents whose children are involved.

YH ARC Infographic

This infographic explains how YH ARC is structured and how we enable research that makes a difference.

Health Inequalities Assessment Toolkit (HIAT)

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Guidance for Care homes

Research with and for care homes has increased, and the need for research to support long term care and policy is increasingly recognised. However, there is a need to ensure staff, residents, their families and friends are supported when considering taking part in research. Our guide will help a care home team determine whether they are ‘ready’ to be involved in a research study.

Air pollution

A toolkit developed for use by local authorities to help provide an evidence base with this to analyse possible policies that improve air quality (click icons here to download package)

Economic Evaluation Guide

As part of the NIHR Public Health Research (PHR) project – Unlocking Data to Inform Public Health Policy and Practice (aka. Unlocking Data project) – the researchers, with support from the YH ARC Co-Chair for the PPIE Leadership Group, have developed an online resource which explains how one of these tools, Economic Evaluation, can be used in a health setting.